Posted by Paul on January 28, 2014 at 19:02:39 from (66.60.223.232):
In Reply to: heating a shop posted by Nick167 on January 28, 2014 at 18:50:27:
It is minus 2 outside, so a building with holes in it would take quite a bit to heat up 'here'.
What kind of heating load do you need?
I would look at a infrared type that radiates heat onto objects, so it can warm you or what you are working on up. As opposed to n air heater, that will warm the air that will leak out of the building.
But either way, more patching, a d adding insulation will do a much better return to cost than just getting a bigger heater.
Propane, diesel, kerosene, electric all seem to have a pretty good price and seem to want to go up, not down. And you need to buy over and over.
Wind proofing and insulation you only have to pay for once.
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